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Farmer at Aghnashini Notice his hair-cut, his loin cloth (kaupina) and his hiding of merchandise so it won't be pictured. Also Ashanashini river in the background.
	How to dry saree while travelling Photograph shows female devotees drying their saree as they walk towards Nagadwara on pilgrimage.
Man Feeds the Fields in Hoogoppalu The Ritual of Feeding Grains to Plants is Practiced in Malnad Region of Karnataka
	Sharing of the Mirror Three sisters getting ready simultaneouly by sharing a mirror
Extreme Water Shortage Pots lined up next to a dry public water tap. Most towns in India have Internet access and other latest technologies, but do not have water and sewage systems
	How many torn shirts does it take to make one torn shirt? An alms seeker's quilted shirt, the village of Plassey, West Bengal 1970
The Happy Fisherman A naked boy with freshly caught ray fish
	Curious Boys Boys looking for bird's eggs in a tree stem
Portrait of a Construction Worker
	Goat Riding an Elephant Photograph shows use of an ancient sculpture as a peg to tie the goat
Hand to Mouth Living Picture shows a cobbler selling two pairs of footwear on a street. Earlier in the day, he had bough raw materials for them and had hand-stitched them.
	To Marketplace with Produce A tribal man in Shikarpur walks to marketplace balancing his merchandise on a bamboo pole. Notice his hairdo and no pants/drape although he is wearing a stitched shirt. Also wonder what he is carrying.
A Little Help with the Makeup Two artists helping eachother for a dance performance

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